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Industrial Policy Reference Resource: By region: Africa

Title	Authors	Year	Organisation	Publisher
African Industrial Development - Beyond Impasse: The Case of Botswana, Tanzania and Zambia	S. M. Kapunda	2005	CODESRIA	CODESRIA
Can the Doha Round Benefit Africa's Industrial Sector?	Hakim Ben Hammouda, Stephen Karingi, Romain Perez and Mustapha Sadni-Jallab	2006	Economic Commission for Africa	UNDP
Enterprise Clusters in Africa: On the Way to Industrialisation	Dorothy McCormick	1998	University of Nairobi	Institute of Development Studies
Formulating Industrial Policy in Africa: 2000 and Beyond	Mudziviri Nziramasanga	1995	UNIDO	UNIDO Publication
Industrial Policy of Nigeria: Targets, Policies, Incentives, Guidelines and Institutional Framework	Federal Ministry of Industry	1989	Federal Ministry of Industry	Federal Ministry of Industry
Industrial Restructuring in Africa During the 1990s: Outcomes and Prospects	Paul Bennell	1998	University of Sussex	African Development Bank
Industrial Strategy and the African State: The Botswana Experience	Francis Owusu and Abdli Ishmail Somatar	1997	University of Minnesota	MacArthur Foundation
Industrial Transformation in Sub-Saharan Africa and its Impact on the Environment	Fred Opio	1999	ICTSD	ICTSD
Integrated Industrial Policy for Sustainable Industrial Development and Competitiveness	UNIDO	2004	UNIDO	UNIDO Publication
Integration Through Common Policy: Industrial Policy in SACU	Colin McCarthy and Dirk Hansohm	2005	University of Stellenbosch	Tralac
Is African Industry Competing?	Sanjaya Lall & Erika Kraemer-Mbula	2005	University of Oxford	QEH
Kenya: Formulation and Implementation of Strategic Trade and Industrial Policies	Gerrishon K. Ikiara, Joshua Olewe-Nyunya and Walter Odhiambo	2004	The International Development Research Centre	IDRC/CRDI
Leading Issues on Africa's Path to Industrialization. The Role of Support Systems and Instruments	Kandeh Yumkella & Jebamalai Vinanchiarachi	2001	UNIDO/CSAE	UNIDO Publication
Nigeria: The Political Economy of the Policy Process, Policy Choice and Implementation	N. I. Ikpeze, C. C. Soludo and N. N. Elekwa	2004	The International Development Research Centre	IDRC/CRDI
Selective Industrial and Trade Policies in Developng Countires. Theoretical and Empirical Issues	Sanjaya Lall	2000	University of Oxford	QEH
Senegal: Institutional Aspects of Trade and Industrial Policy	Gaye Daffe and Momar Coumba Diop	2004	The International Development Research Centre	IDRC/CRDI
Tanzania: Sustainable Industrial Development and Competitiveness	UNIDO	2001	UNIDO	UNIDO Publication
The Political Economy of Industrial Policy in the Middle East and North Africa	Mustapha Nabli, Jennifer Keller, Claudia Nassif and Carlos Silva-Jauregui	2005	The World Bank	The World Bank Group
The Politics of Trade and Industrial Policy in Africa	Charles C. Soludo, Osita Ogbu & Ha-Joon Chang	2004	International Development Research Centre	Africa World Press
Uganda: Strategic Trade and Industry Policy-Making in Africa	Tenkir Bonger	1999	The International Development Research Centre	IDRC/CRDI
UNECA Country Studies - Economic Report on Africa 2001	Stephen Gelb and Ethel Teljeur	2002	UNECA	The Edge Institute
Zimbabwe: Economic Policy-Making and Implementation. A Study of Strategic Trade and Selective Industrial Policies	Benson Zwizwai, Admore Kambudzi and Bonface Mauwa	2004	The International Development Research Centre	IDRC/CRDI

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